Born to ride! Bruce Springsteen's equestrian starlet daughter Jessica competes at the Trump Invitational in Flori

Her father Bruce Springsteen might have been 'born to run,' but she was born to ride.

Jessica Springsteen, the only daughter of the 63-year-old rock star, mounted her loyal steed on Sunday afternoon to take part in the The Trump Invitational $100,000 Grand Prix at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach.

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Born to ride: Jessica Springsteen mounted her loyal steed on Sunday afternoon to take part in the The Trump Invitational $100,000 Grand Prix at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach

The 21-year-old equestrian, who's been riding since she was 15, was dressed in traditional English-style riding helmet and boots along with a preppy polo shirt and white trousers.

According to the, 600 spectators paid $1,250 per seat to watch Springsteen and 35 other champion jumpers get put through their paces at the charity event.

The Grand Prix Show involved 'jumping over a series of obstacles set as high as 5.25 feet without knocking down one of the poles that make up the obstacle, shying away, or throwing the rider.'

English style: The 21-year-old equestrian was dressed in traditional English-style riding helmet and boots along with a preppy polo shirt and white trousers

Practically a local: Jessica spent a lot of time growing up in the Florida horse town because her family owned a home in Wellington, Florida

However by Sunday evening, the pretty brunette was already on a plane headed back to North Carolina where she is currently majoring in psychology at Duke University.

Jessica spent a lot of time growing up in the Florida horse town because her family owned a home in Wellington.

The pretty brunette inherited her love of horses from her mother, singer Patti Scialfa, who raised her at the family’s Stone Hill Farm in Colts Neck, New Jersey.

Backstage: Springsteen tweeted this picture from the charity event where 600 spectators paid $1,250 per seat to watch 36 champion jumpers

Girly girl: Jessica, who turned 21 on December 30, eventually plans to try out for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro

In fact, her famous father first met Patti at a bar called 'The Stone Pony' in the early 1980s.

'There’s nothing I am as passionate about as equestrianism,' Jessica told last year.

 dubbed Springsteen part of a saddle-gang that includes Charlotte Casiraghi of the Monaco royal family, Queen Elizabeth II's granddaughter Zara Phillips, and Microsoft founder Bill Gates' daughter Jennifer.

Proud parents: The pretty brunette inherited her love of horses from her mother, singer Patti Scialfa, who raised her at the family’s Stone Hill Farm in New Jersey

The show jumping champion eventually plans to try out for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

Jessica also has two brothers - 22-year-old Evan and 18-year-old Samuel.
Evan won the 2012 Singer/Songwriter Competition held during the Boston College's Arts Festival, while Sam attends Bard College.

Meanwhile, Bruce will be honored as the 2013 MusiCares Person of the Year at a special event hosted by The Daily Show's Jon Stewart on February 8.